Pendle Hill Publications

Analysis of Kazantzakis’ The Last Temptation of Christ using a four-fold scheme devised by the novel’s author, a non-Christian, to explain evolution toward dematerialization.

Social protesters may not have taken into account the complexity of economics, and this author offers explanations. By John Powelson Pendle Hill Pamphlet #252

Reflects the author’s years of appreciation of the writing and faith of a Christian practicing non-violent change and unconditional love. Pendle Hill Pamphlet #254

This Quaker artist, who works mostly in wood engravings, surveys his own education and creative process.

Gives the reader glimpses of historic Quaker country in the north of England and discusses the Quaker character.

A collection of quotations from some of the author’s favorite mystics with interpretive comments. By Elizabeth Vining Pendle Hill Pamphlet #246

A discussion of the nature of religious leadings and where we should be looking for them in the modern world.

How can we truly welcome others – and ourselves – to the Quaker community? What if offering a deeper hospitality means demolishing the structures we know and rebuilding in new forms?